Sentence examples for much sensible from inspiring English sources
But how much sensible business behavior has been distorted as people have been pushed to meet the numbers instead of the customers?
He is turned on, after much sensible reluctance, by the prospect of directing a remake of "Taras Bulba"; a previous film version came out in 1962, starring Yul Brynner.
From Table 4, it is clear that the different forms of exchange and correlation functions do not have much sensible effects on the numerical values of D. The present results are quite in good agreement with other available theoretical data results [22], except for liquid Li.
The viscosity of liquid metals near melting point (Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs, Mg, Al, Pb and Bi) is shown in Table 2. From Table 2, it is noticeable that the different forms of exchange and correlation functions do not have much sensible effects on the numerical values of η.
A tree would be interesting (a) to see how much sensible evolutionary information Omp85 sequences contain, and (b) whether there is any clear evidence for lateral transfer, but not for evaluating the 'safeness' of my argument.
And woman are much more sensible.
How much more sensible we are than them!
"You're so much more sensible than other women".
Having recently become a father, my approach to snowboarding had suddenly become much more sensible.
Effective institutions, says the new wisdom, matter as much as sensible policies.
